Hanging Strawberry Grow Bag with Side Planting Pockets
Grow strawberries up instead of out. The bag hangs from a single hook and carries planting pockets on every side, so a small balcony or fence starts producing fruit at arm's length. Fill it from the top, plant through the sides and water until it drains from the base.
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Grow strawberries up instead of out. The bag hangs from a single hook and carries planting pockets on every side, so a small balcony or fence starts producing fruit at arm's length. Fill it from the top, plant through the sides and water until it drains from the base.
Grow strawberries vertically in a hanging bag with planting pockets on every side
- limited garden or ground space
- hard-to-reach strawberry patches
- poor drainage in pots
Grow a wall of strawberries from a single hook
Tired of cramped pots and berries you can't reach? This 3 gallon hanging bag puts plants in pockets on every side, so your balcony or fence starts producing fruit.
Every side becomes a planting pocket
- Pockets on every side
Side pockets sit in tiers around the bag, so each face becomes a planting spot. You add plants without adding floor space, and the strawberries fan out in every direction.
- Drains from the base
A grommet at the bottom lets extra water leave the bag, so roots are not left sitting in wet soil. Clear the hole before you fill it and it keeps working all season.
- Hang it, don't bend for it
Carry handles at the top hook onto a rail, fence or shed hook. The bag sits at eye level, so you pick berries standing up instead of kneeling in the bed.
From empty bag to planted wall in one afternoon
- 1Clear the base grommet
Check the drainage hole at the bottom and make sure nothing blocks it before you add soil.
- 2Fill from the open top
Pour potting mix in through the wide mouth. Fill the pockets loosely and tamp gently so the soil stays airy.
- 3Plant through the side pockets
Push each strawberry plant out through its pocket, spreading the roots into the soil behind it.
- 4Hang it in full sun
Hook the carry handles on a sturdy rail, fence hook or shed hanger where the bag gets the most daylight.
- 5Water from the top
Water until it runs out of the base grommet. Keep the bag off any saucer so the water does not pool.
Water from above, drain from below
- Keep the grommet open
Clear the base hole before each season and after heavy watering.
- No standing water
Hang the bag or set it on a raised stand so it never sits in a saucer.
- Fill pockets loosely
Packed soil drains slowly and keeps roots from spreading.
- Empty it to store
Once the season ends, empty the soil, shake out the bag and fold it flat.
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Yes, the grommet at the base lets extra water leave the bag. Clear it before filling and check it after heavy watering, and the roots stay out of standing water.
A 3 gallon bag holds enough mix for a strong strawberry plant in the top and side pockets. You get more planting spots per square foot than a single pot, which is where the value comes from.
Yes. The carry handles are built to hang the bag from a rail, fence hook or shed hanger. Pick a hook that can carry the weight of wet soil before you fill it.
The finish is a glossy coated red, yellow or orange. We do not have a UV rating to quote, so check the colour after the first season and store the bag out of frost when the season ends.
Yes. Herbs like basil, mint and thyme fit the side pockets well. Mix them with strawberries or give them their own bag, and keep the pockets loosely packed so every plant gets airflow.